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ViewSonic Introduces Seven New LCD Monitors

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ViewSonic Corp. updated today both its VA and VX series of LCD monitors, bringing total of 7 new LCDs. People looking for affordable, high-quality desktop monitors from ViewSonic can now look at the 4:3 19-inch VA926, widescreen 19-inch VA1926w, 20-inch VA2026w and 22-inch (21.6-inch visible) VA2226w displays. Starting at an estimated street price (ESP) of $229, the new displays offer a 2000:1 dynamic contrast ratio (typ), 300 nits of brightness and ClearMotiv 5ms fast response time. ViewSonic also launched today three new VX widescreen LCD monitors addressed to professionals. The 19-inch VX1940w, 22-inch VX2240w and 19-inch VX1932wm boast a quick 2ms response time, contrast ratio of up to 4000:1 (typ), and 300 nits of brightness. The VX1940w and VX2240w will be available in November with estimated street prices of $249 and $349 respectively, while the VX1932wm will be priced at $249 and available in October. All ViewSonic LCD monitors are backed by a three-year limited warranty.



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Viewsonic makes some of the best LCDs Ive ever seen and have had the pleasure of using. I also love the new price points, as quality usually costs alot more.
 

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Seems like the VX1932wm is a new "multimedia" version of my VX922. I'd still buy this though, monitor speakers at least in gaming displays are useless and don't like the coloring. But great displays, propably can't go wrong with anyone of those :)
 
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